Eldblomman from Svenskt Tenn features a sturdy stem running diagonally upward, intertwined with a delicate, small-flowered climbing plant. Fine spiral lines and tiny blossoms create a perfect counterbalance to the bold, powerful elements.

Rapidly renewable abaca fibers and a hint of shimmer merge in Abaca from Phillip Jeffries, a grasscloth wallcovering where a woven scrim showcases a metallic ground underneath for a soft, luminous sheen, while each panel is laminated and treated with a stain-repellent finish.

Created with artist Janene Ping of Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School, Calico Wallpaper’s Alchemy transforms her detailed silk tapestries into immersive wallcoverings. Available in seven colorways, the series is printed on PVC-free, clay-coated paper using the company’s streamlined Panorama system.

Dyed in rich vegetable-based hues and available in nine colors, Haze by Mark Alexander is a wide-width wallcovering handwoven from raw silk that seamlessly combines craftsmanship with modern versatility.

Perennials’ Down to Earth line mixes bold design with timeless style across a selection of commercial-grade performance wallcoverings, including Leading Edge (shown), which boasts a subtle basket-weave texture.

Inspired by chalk marks on vintage industrial cloth, Bend the Rules from Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering comes in six two-tone colorways and is Greenguard certified.

Sorrel is the newest addition to Wolf-Gordon’s Clair collection of PVC-free and bleach cleanable wallcoverings. An ode to nature, it is offered in subtle earth tones.

The stipple effect of Innovations’ Pointelle collection is brought to life with brushed embossing. The texturized surfaces shine across 10 metallic colorways.

Abrest from WallPepper features a landscape layered with monochromatic stripes. The serene scene is offered in three neutral colors and made from organic materials, including agave and cellulose.

Astek’s Geographia range reinterprets maps into abstract art. The Cartogram pattern in Environs (shown) is a pastel watercolor-style mural manufactured using an eco-friendly process.

Calico’s Colorwash line derives from original artwork inspired by the diffusion of moonlight and sunlight. The bespoke collection comes in eight colorways.

For Chemetal’s Surface Mode panels, industrial black-finished aluminum is placed on thicker metals, then overlaid with CNC designs. At .09 inches thick, the easy-to-install feature wall panels don’t require a supportive laminate backer.

The vinyl Cutting Edge pattern, a showcase of irregular geometrics from Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering, melds bent edges and tilted triangles in three calming colorways.

MDC’s Designer Gallery series consists of styles from Aviva Stanoff, Barclay Butera, and Carol Benson-Cobb, who designed Artifact (shown), one of 15 patterns in the collection.

With stripes that recall Navajo woolen blankets, Laguna, a celebration of New Mexico’s craft heritage and weathered landscape, is the newest pattern in Wolf-Gordon’s Origins range, an homage to artifacts housed in the Museum of New Mexico.

Urban energy is brought to life in the Stacy Garcia | New York collection for Koroseal. The six patterns reference the likes of street art, brownstones, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

Using the cyanotype printing technique, ethereal compositions are captured using sunlight, shadow, and water in Astek’s Phantasm, a series of murals full of handmade details in shades of cyan blue.

Calico Wallpaper collaborated with French designer Sam Baron on Noir, a new collection of wallcoverings offered in seven colorways that explores the tactile qualities of paper, paint, and brushstrokes.

Inspired by the Edo period, the Japanese & Korean collection from de Gournay features lavish irises handpainted onto silver gilded paper.

Originally designed as a hand-silkscreened wallpaper by Alexander Girard in 1952, Alphabet is being reissued by Maharam as a digitally printed wallcovering that combines letters and numbers in a bold arrangement.

Tiny glass beads are encapsulated in a resilient compound then hand-raked across a durable, non-woven base and colored in Maya Romanoff’s Chicago studio to create the serene Zen Garden wallcovering.

To create the unique look of Burled Chevron from Phillip Jeffries, poplar wood is sliced into thin veneers, washed with color, dye cut, and handlaid into an angular pattern on metallic grounds for a subtle hint of glamour.

Merging modern design with antique elements, Rebel Walls’ Arch Deco 3D wall mural adds depth with pastels and rich contrasting colors that create a dimensional spectacle.

modularArts’ FLO AuralScapes sound-absorbent wall panels feature a sculptural array of rigid felt baffles, the repeating designs allowing an uninterrupted surface. Parabolic rises in the panels reflect and diffuse oncoming sound into the baffles.

Designed to reduce and control reverberated noise, Unika Vaev’s felt-faced, hand silk Ecoustic Loop panel print, made partially from recycled content, comes in six colorways and a variety of panel thicknesses.

Wolf-Gordon’s CLAIR is a new PVC-free wallcovering that looks and performs on par with vinyl. Featuring 10 textile- and organic-inspired designs that derive their beauty from nature, the wallcovering’s manufacturing takes environmental factors into account as well.

Holly Hunt’s Fall 2020 wallcovering collection introduces 46 new patterns that range from bold and graphic prints to subtle, sophisticated surface textures. The contemporary line features dynamic color combinations and Art Deco inspirations.

Instabilelab’s Light+Light wallpaper line shines in correspondence with the light patterns in the room. The luminescent effect is obtained through the application of phosphorescent pigments in the paint, where it absorbs any natural or artificial light source.

Newmor Wallcoverings’ eponymous collaboration with London interior design studio 2LG bore fruit with bespoke wallcoverings that feature arched shapes and layers of texture. Each design has been handpainted or drawn with felt tips and then digitally manipulated.

Designed to replicate the appearance of woven fabrics, Aux Abris’ Texture collection of vinyl wallcoverings is crafted by digitally weaving virtual threads to create a rich depth of color. The collection features embossed, hand blocked, and natural patterns.

The striking colors of Emser Tile’s Passion wall tile collection transcend traditional subway tiles into something more ethereal. Hues ranging from soft white and pink to deep blue allow for a diverse array of applications.